1) Discovery is a c… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least three bands called Discovery.
1) Discovery is a collaboration of Ra Ra Riot’s Wes Miles and Vampire Weekend’s Rostam Batmanglij. Some of the songs are sung by Wes, some are sung by Rostam, and some are sung by the two of them together. Their first album, appropriately and simply dubbed "LP" came out on XL on the 7th of July 2009.
2) Discovery is a funk/prog pop duo from Brooklyn, NY, that released an LP in 2010 and has been featured in many major NYC music publications.
3) Discovery was a short-living Czech eurobeat/eurodance band. In 1994, they released their first and only album "Vesmírný čas".
Band members:
Zdeněk Kopřiva jnr. (music, arranges, programming)
Jana Musilová (vocals)
Vlastimil Korec (rap)
Tomáš Kočko (rap)
Way of the world
Discovery Lyrics
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I love the clear blue skies
I love big bridges
I love when great whites fly
I love the whole world
And all its sights and sounds
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
I love the oceans
I love real dirty things
I love to go fast
I love Egyptian kings
I love the whole world
And all its craziness
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
I love tornadoes
I love arachnids
I love hot magma
I love the giant squids
I love the whole world
It's such a brilliant place
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
Boom-de-ah-da, boom-de-ah-da
Discovery's song "Way of the world" is an upbeat, feel-good anthem about loving the world and all its wonders. The lyrics are composed of a series of statements expressing appreciation for different things in the world. The opening lines, "love the mountains, I love the clear blue skies, I love big bridges, I love when great whites fly," create a sense of wonder and awe for the natural beauty of the world. The inclusion of "great whites fly" is particularly interesting, as it refers to the rare sight of a great white shark jumping out of the water.
The chorus is a repetition of the phrase "Boom-de-ah-da," which is a nonsensical word that adds to the playful and lighthearted tone of the song. The second verse continues with the theme of appreciation for the world, deliberately including things that may not be considered conventionally beautiful or pleasant, such as "real dirty things" and "tornadoes." This suggests that the song is not just about loving the good parts of the world, but rather about embracing all aspects of it, even the difficult or unpleasant ones. The final verse includes references to "hot magma" and "giant squids," tapping into a sense of fascination and curiosity that many people have for the mysteries of the natural world.
Overall, "Way of the world" is a celebration of the world and all its diversity. It encourages listeners to take a moment to appreciate the beauty around them and to embrace the complexity and unpredictability of the natural world.
Line by Line Meaning
love the mountains,
I find mountains to be beautiful and awe-inspiring.
I love the clear blue skies
I appreciate the stunning splendor of the sky when it's a clear, bright blue.
I love big bridges
I find bridges - especially large, impressive ones - to be marvelous feats of engineering.
I love when great whites fly
Seeing a white shark launch itself out of the ocean is an amazing spectacle to me.
I love the whole world
Overall, I am deeply enamored with our planet and all that it has to offer.
And all its sights and sounds
All the different visual and auditory stimuli of the world are captivating and enchanting to me.
I love the oceans
I think the vast, deep waters that enshroud much of Earth are full of mystery and adventure.
I love real dirty things
I enjoy exploring and experiencing somewhat grimy or gritty environments, feeling connected to the real world around us.
I love to go fast
Speed is something that thrills me - the feeling of moving quickly can be exhilarating and exciting.
I love Egyptian kings
History fascinates me - I find the stories of powerful rulers like Egyptian pharaohs to be captivating and fascinating.
I love all the world
Simply put, the earth and everything in it is something that I hold dear and appreciate.
And all its craziness
Along with the beauty and wonder of the planet comes all sorts of chaos and pandemonium, which in its own way can be interesting.
I love tornadoes
The sheer force and power of a destructive tornado is something that I find fascinating and a bit humbling.
I love arachnids
Spiders and other creepy crawlies hold a certain fascination for me - I find them to be part of the diversity of life on earth.
I love hot magma
Volcanoes and the seething, molten rock beneath the earth's surface are part of the incredible geological marvels that thrill me.
I love the giant squids
Deep-sea creatures like giant squids are incredible manifestations of life in the vast oceans, and I find them intriguing.
It's such a brilliant place
All in all, I remain awestruck by how breathtaking the world is in its entirety.
Contributed by Samuel P. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@bbeck104
The sound of your voice and the knowledge you share are always a soothing influence on my otherwise chaotic mind! Keep up the enlightening chaos reducing work!
@edwards.chathamjr.3044
Yes our history is not what we are being told and we've been here millions of years if the truth could be found but I don't believe they can dig that deep in the earth to find anything left ... of our existence ...
@candymcgraw8005
I've said that for years. We weren't apes we've always been humans. The advanced civilizations that have been found from over 500,000 or more years ago were those that survived a nuclear war on Mars. They were very advanced and had the knowledge to build ships to save as many people as possible. They knew that the Earth was habital so they came here. The giant ship that was found under the sea was 1 of the ships that brought them here.
@ivybloom6866
Love this channel. Thanks so much, Katrina and David.❤
@chrisiehinds7463
According to scientists, and according to this extract, ancient humans lived from about '27 000' years ago
With that said, the ancient world was one continent. (Pangea) Therefore, humans would have lived and died on the continent before it was broken up by earthquakes and continental shifts, to become the world it is today. That explains why bones would be found in South America from what was Alaska. It would've been easier to roam the continent since it was not broken up at the time
@snarky4lyfe144
Ive brought this theory up for years ,but nobody seems to get it. its the same for dino bones and other things that are in strange places. eons ago, the planet was very very different than what we know now. Humans hunted ( and tamed) dinosaurs. Also the Egyptians did not build anything on Giza, they found it , uncovered it , that's it. If humans believe other humans built everything on the plateau , why is it so hard to believe in Aliens and that we were created to be here , we did not evolve. genetically created. why have there ever only been one specimen of pre human? humans did not live alone and most of the time they did not die alone and since there was very little human on human violence , there was very little war.
@markkerlin2585
My favorite mystery is, which came first, the chicken or the egg? My best guess is the rooster.
@babbarr77
Anunnaki: just because they called them “Gods” doesn’t mean they saw them the same as Gods in Western mythologies. Aliens is a term that’s closer to the truth, if you read the way they are described, than Gods. They showed them how to be a civilization. Was there genetic programming? It’s ignorance to just believe what they say they thought it was. Believe the description of what the Anunaki did to them.
@JamesMiller-mh9kf
They could have Island hopped Atlantic
@bonecollector6833
One alot older then that was found in the grand canyon